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Powering Net Zero 2025

Energy Security for the Future
24 - 26 November 2025 | Glasgow, UK

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Attend a forum for engineers, planners and innovators to meet, learn, and discuss all the most pertinent issues relating to engineering solutions to net zero.

The focus of the conference will be on energy security and the role of AI and emerging technologies in the future of energy.

We’re looking forward to taking the programme back to Glasgow in 2025. New for 2025, we’re introducing a nuclear stream – an important addition to our topics for the event, with a key role to play in the transition to net zero.

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The event brings together speakers from industry and academia with lots of opportunities to get involved and be a part of the net zero conversation.

  • Three days of conference sessions, tutorials, and technical visits
  • 330+ delegates
  • 120+ speakers
  • Drinks reception
  • Exhibition and networking

Renewable Power Generation and Future Power Systems

To achieve ambitious environmental targets, a substantial increase in the contribution of renewable sources to the energy generation mix is needed.

Key topics include:

  • Renewable power generation technologies (including wind, solar PV, thermal)
  • Network planning and technologies
  • Power demand and storage
  • Policy, market design and consumers
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Energy Storage

Energy Storage is a key enabler for the decarbonisation of our energy systems to achieve a Net-Zero future.

Returning for its second year, our Energy Storage conference offers an inclusive platform for energy storage researchers and practitioners.

Topics covered include:

  • Energy storage for decarbonisation of transportation
  • Energy Storage Integration with Power Grids and Sector Coupling
  • Emerging Battery technologies
  • Circular Economy in Energy Storage
  • Energy Storage Market, Regulation and Policy
  • Energy Storage Infrastructure and Supply Chain
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Hydrogen

Back for its second year, the conference brings an important topic into the Powering Net Zero event, sharing the latest work and innovations from both industry and academia.

Key topics will include:

  • Hydrogen production
  • Hydrogen uses and applications.
  • Hydrogen Infrastructure
  • Carbon capture, utilisation, and storage
  • Hydrogen monitoring and risk management
  • Policy and regulatory considerations
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Nuclear

A new addition for 2025, the nuclear conference will explore the role of nuclear power in achieving net zero and the latest research and innovations with experts from industry and academia.

Some of the topics for this year include:

  • The next generation of small and advance nuclear reactors
  • Nuclear as low carbon solution
  • Fusion Technology
  • New Technologies and Digitalisation
  • Standards and regulations
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Don't just take our word for it...

"One of the best conferences I have ever attended. Well organised and brings together people from different expertise."

"Great event for meeting the key players that are driving the push to Net Zero."

"An excellent platform to gather experts from different parts of the world."

Sponsorship and exhibition opportunities

Powering Net Zero brings together over 400 engineers, researchers and innovators, the perfect platform for you to raise your brand’s profile, whatever your goals.

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View the photos from 2024 Powering Net Zero Week

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We’re upgrading our systems, and this includes changes to our customer and member account log in, MyIET. It’s part of our big picture plan to deliver a great experience for you and our wider engineering community.

From Thursday, 17 April to Wednesday, 30 April 2025, you will still be able to register for our conferences and training courses but you will not be asked to log in. If you experience any issues whilst trying to register, our Member Relations team is here to help. Please get in touch either by phone at +44 (0)1438 765678 or by email via membership@theiet.org.

We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause and thank you for your understanding.

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